Hi, I am Jitesh Manaktala. I help businesses improve organic rankings, Google Maps visibility, website traffic and qualified leads with practical SEO work.
I started my career in the IT industry in 1999. At that time websites were simple, internet was slow, and SEO was not the popular word it is today. I was working on software, websites and real business problems. Slowly, I became more interested in search engines and how websites appear on Google.
From 2004, I started working independently as a freelance web developer and SEO consultant. Since then I have worked with startups, small businesses, agencies, local service companies, eCommerce stores, doctors, lawyers, consultants and international clients.
I was born and raised in Delhi. I grew up at a time when computers were not as common as they are today. I was always curious about how software worked, how websites were built, and how people could use technology to grow a business.
My early work was more related to software development and website design. One of my first projects was a small Visual Basic software for a nursing home. It was not a very big project, but for me it was important. It gave me confidence that I could solve real problems using technology.
Later, while working on websites and content research, I started noticing something interesting. Some websites were ranking on Google again and again, while some good-looking websites were not visible anywhere. That made me curious.
I started testing. I changed titles, content, page structure, internal links and many other things. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it failed badly. But I learned. Fast.
I did not learn SEO from YouTube or a fancy course. I learned it by working on real websites, making mistakes, fixing them, and watching how Google reacted.
Even today, after so many years, I still personally check rankings, Google Search Console, website structure, page quality, competitor websites and lead performance. I have a small team now, but I am still hands-on. I like being involved.
Many clients come to me after trying SEO agencies. Some had reports but no results. Some had traffic but no leads. Some had backlinks but no real ranking improvement. Some did not even know what work was actually done on their website.
When you work with me, you directly speak with the person who understands the strategy and work. I don’t hide behind account managers. I don’t confuse clients with unnecessary technical words.
If something is wrong, I say it clearly. If a website needs time, I explain why. If a keyword is too competitive, I will not give fake confidence. If a better opportunity is available, I suggest that first.
SEO is not about impressing clients with big words. It is about doing the right work consistently.
You discuss strategy and issues directly with me.
I focus on actions that improve visibility and leads.
I have worked on websites since 1999.
I don’t promise impossible rankings in a few days.
Every website is different. I don’t use the same SEO plan for every business.
I help local businesses improve visibility in Google Maps, local organic results and service area searches.
I fix technical issues that stop Google from properly crawling, indexing or understanding your website.
I improve page structure, headings, titles, internal links, content quality and search intent alignment.
I work on Shopify, WooCommerce and custom eCommerce websites to improve product and category visibility.
I provide detailed audits to identify ranking, technical, content, local SEO and conversion problems.
I help create content that is useful, search-friendly, intent-based and more natural than generic SEO copy.
Local SEO is one of my strongest areas. Many businesses don’t need worldwide traffic. They need calls, form enquiries, Google Maps visibility and customers from nearby locations.
For local SEO, I work on Google Business Profile categories, services, local keywords, citations, NAP consistency, reviews, service area pages, local schema and map pack tracking.
I have worked on suburb pages, city pages and service area pages for cleaning businesses, HVAC companies, doctors, consultants and other service businesses.
Local SEO works best when everything is consistent. Website content, Google Business Profile, citations, reviews, service pages and local signals should all support each other.
For many local businesses, improving Google Maps visibility can bring better leads than only focusing on normal organic rankings.
Technical SEO is not glamorous, but it is very important. A website can have good content and still struggle because Google cannot crawl, index or understand it properly.
I check robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, redirects, Core Web Vitals, page speed, mobile usability, schema, duplicate content, thin pages, broken links and internal linking issues.
Many websites lose rankings not because the business is bad, but because the technical structure is weak. Sometimes a small technical fix can improve indexing. Sometimes the problem is deeper and needs proper cleanup.
| Technical Area | What I Check | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Indexing | Noindex, canonical, sitemap, robots.txt | Important pages should be indexed correctly. |
| Crawlability | Internal links, blocked URLs, crawl paths | Google should be able to access key pages. |
| Speed | Images, scripts, Core Web Vitals | Better speed improves user experience. |
| Schema | LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, Product | Helps search engines understand content. |
| Duplicate Content | Similar pages, canonicals, URL parameters | Reduces confusion and cannibalisation. |
| Redirects | 301 chains, broken links, old URLs | Preserves authority and improves UX. |
Every industry has different search behaviour, buyer intent and conversion path.
Local SEO, suburbs, GBP, service pages and reviews.
Trust-focused content, service pages, FAQs and technical SEO.
Practice area pages, local targeting and informational content.
Categories, products, schema, speed and content.
Service area SEO, quote intent and phone calls.
Course pages, informational content and authority building.
Destination content, booking pages and organic traffic.
Authority content, service pages and lead generation.
These examples show how I think and work. Results vary by website, competition and consistency.
Problem: The business wanted more enquiries from local suburbs. The website had service pages, but the content was too generic.
Work Done:
Outcome: Local keyword visibility improved gradually. More suburbs started appearing in search results and the business began receiving better quality enquiries from local search.
Problem: The website was competing in a difficult medical niche with strong competitors.
Work Done:
Outcome: Search visibility improved over time. Important service pages started getting more impressions and better organic reach.
Problem: The store had good products but weak organic traffic. Product pages were short and category pages were not properly optimised.
Work Done:
Outcome: The site became better organised for search engines and users. Product discovery improved and the website became easier to scale.
SEO is usually the result of many small improvements done consistently.
I review technical, content, local SEO and conversion issues.
I study keywords, competitors, search intent and opportunities.
I work on on-page, technical, local SEO and content improvements.
I track rankings, clicks, leads, GBP actions and next opportunities.
SEO fails when the strategy is not connected with business goals.
Many people chase high-volume keywords but ignore buyer-intent keywords. Some publish too much content but don’t optimise service pages. Some build backlinks but ignore technical issues. Some focus only on rankings and forget conversion.
SEO should bring enquiries, calls, sales and visibility. Ranking for random keywords is not enough.
That is why I always look at the bigger picture.
Audit, tracking, technical checks, keyword mapping and quick wins.
On-page SEO, content improvements, local SEO, GBP and internal linking.
Review ranking movement, Search Console data, lead quality and next opportunities.
Some niches move faster. Some take more time. But after 90 days, we should at least see clear direction, completed improvements and measurable learning.
I don’t promise overnight rankings. I don’t promise fake results.
What I promise is honest work, personal attention, clear communication and practical SEO.
I have a small team of writers, developers and designers who help me execute work, but I stay involved in planning and quality checking.
If I take a project, I treat it seriously. Small project or big project, I give the same attention.
These are the questions I usually hear from business owners before starting SEO work.
If you are looking for a Freelance SEO Expert in Delhi India, feel free to contact me.
No pressure. No heavy sales pitch. We can discuss your website, your goals, your current SEO problems and what can realistically be done.
Sometimes SEO is the right solution. Sometimes the website needs fixing first. Sometimes Google Business Profile needs attention before anything else. I will give you an honest opinion.
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